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Shelley Scarrow

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Shelley Scarrow is a Canadian television producer and writer.[1] She won a Writers Guild of Canada award for her work on the Degrassi: The Next Generation season three episode "Pride" (which she shared with her husband James Hurst and Aaron Martin). Scarrow has also been nominated for a Gemini Award.[2] She is a writer on the TV show Being Erica.

References

  1. ^ YTV developing teen drama Dark Horse
  2. ^ Awards for Shelley Scarrow


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